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Periodical: Revue Spirite Belge

Summary:  From Pat Deveney's database:

Revue Spirite Belge, La.
La Vie d'Outre-Tombe.
1894 Monthly
Liege, Belgium. Language: French. Editor: Charles Fritz; J. L'homme.
Succeeds: Vie d'Outre-Tombe Corporate author: Organe Officiel de l'Union Spirite Belge
1/1, January 1894-current. 20 pp., 15 francs (Belgian) a year, abroad 4 belgas.

This was the Organe Officiel de l'Union Spirite Belge. It carried articles and excerpts from most francophone spiritist authors, but was devoted largely to the doings of congresses and local meetings and news. Noted in Hartmann's Who's Who, 1925, and in L’'strosophie, January 1930. BNF; Archivo General de la Guerra Civil Espan ola.

Other Sources:
Issues:Revue Spirite Belge V41 N1 Jan 1935
Claude-Generated Themes:   The Revue Spirite Belge was the organ of the Union Spirite Belge, a thoroughly Kardecist spiritist review from Belgium. Its pages report on séances in Liège, Charleroi, and Namur, discuss mediums and communicating spirits, and take the reincarnation of the soul as settled doctrine — the hallmark that separates Francophone Kardecist spiritism from its Anglo-American cousin. It sits squarely in the Kardecist tradition, cross-listing to spiritualism and to reincarnation, while its faint New-Thought and hypnotism signals are only incidental vocabulary.

Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description.
Topics:Spiritism (Kardecist)